It seemed every day I would receive more and more calls from my mother, just to ask about the time of day. The early stages of Alzheimer's has had made it difficult for her to determine the time of day, whether it be morning or evening when she awoke from either her afternoon nap or her sleep for the night. This, unfortunately, is a commonality with the progression of Alzheimer's disease. Therefore, in an effort to help I purchased two clocks with time, date, and time of day

Yesterday afternoon Sarah received a call from her Mother stating that she could not put any weight on her leg. She was in horrible pain when she got off the bus earlier that day. Sarah and her sister both rushed to Ellie, finding her resting comfortably in her bed. Earlier Ellie had told her girls that she would remain in bed for the evening rather than meet any friends or family out, and rest her sore leg. But then the doorbell rang and her friend Charles's daughter-in-law

Sarah the Professional shares the trials and tribulations of caring for her Mother while she is in the early stages of Alzheimer's. On top of caring for her ailing mother, Sarah also teaches dementia care to her fellow professionals. Throughout her life she has gained, a diverse knowledge of other Dementias with her patients and her own family. Lewy Bodies Dementia had affected her father, Edward, in his late years. Her grandmother suffered from Alzheimer's and her mother-in-